The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has officially closed its investigation into Sushant Singh Rajput’s death. The agency confirmed there was no evidence of murder, supporting AIIMS’ forensic findings that ruled his death a suicide. This report ends years of speculation, but it has also reignited conversations about media ethics.
Subhash Chandra Issues Public Apology To Rhea Chakraborty
Following the closure report, media baron and former Rajya Sabha MP Subhash Chandra spoke about how the press influenced public opinion in the case. He admitted that the media (particularly Zee News) sensationalised Rhea Chakraborty’s involvement and framed her as an accused without proof.
Chandra said the CBI’s report showed there was no credible evidence to support the murder theory. He added that the media unfairly targeted Chakraborty, with Zee News leading the charge. As a mentor to the network, he urged Zee News to acknowledge its mistakes and apologise. He also extended his own apology to Rhea, despite not being personally involved.
Check out his post below!

Media Trial Of Rhea Chakraborty
After Sushant’s death in June 2020, Rhea Chakraborty became the centre of controversy. His family accused her of abetment to suicide and financial fraud. She was later arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) in a drug-related case linked to the investigation.
Despite being granted bail and no concrete evidence proving the allegations against her, Rhea faced extreme public scrutiny. Social media was flooded with hate, and news channels portrayed her as a suspect before any legal verdict was reached. The case highlighted concerns about media trials, privacy violations, and mental health awareness.
With the case now closed, many public figures have criticised the media’s handling of the situation. Celebrities like Dia Mirza and Kubbra Sait have asked for apologies and called for responsible journalism. They stressed how reckless coverage can destroy lives.
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